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Batman Arkham series developer Rocksteady Studios didn't show up at E3 this year, which was a bit of a disappointment for those hoping for a reveal of its heavily-rumoured Superman title.
Despite the no-show, Sefton Hill, the studio's co-founder and creative director, has acknowledged that most of us were pretty gutted about the company's conspicuous absence, and reached out to fans on Twitter.
While the studio still isn't saying much about its new project, Hill did promise that they would share more info soon enough and that they 'really appreciate your passion for our next project.'
Rocksteady has been pretty quiet for the past two years or so, with its last game being Batman Arkham VR for PlayStation 4 and PC.
Whatever they're working on next though, Rocksteady's said that people are 'going to lose their minds.'
Hi all! I wanted to share a quick message from me and the Rocksteady team… pic.twitter.com/dlzIrACfcR
— Sefton Hill (@Seftonhill) June 14, 2018
